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The memorials started Thursday morning with the traditional customs for law enforcement funerals. The American flag flew high as officers escorted the hearse carrying Greenwood's body into the driveway of the Second Baptist Church.

The honor guard stood at salute as officers carried his casket, draped with an American flag. Mourners are remembering him for his hard work and dedication to justice in our community.

Greenwood's memorial began with a scripture reading by Lt. Don Savell and a reading of his obituary by an emotional Sgt. Isaac Villareal.

Friends, family remember Clint Greenwood

Constable Sherman Eagleton followed with the story of how Greenwood joined the Harris County Constable's Office. He said Greenwood was a blessing to him and an answer to his prayers when searching for an addition to their team.

Greenwood and Cannon both decided at a young age they wanted to work in law enforcement.

Cannon talked about Greenwood's time as a prosecutor and his light-hearted personality. He said Greenwood was also very professional and well prepared for the day's tasks, greeting him with "Good morning boss, just another day in Paradise in Harris County," Cannon said.

At the end of his remarks, Cannon promised Greenwood's wife they would find the person who killed him.

"Whoever this coward is, will be brought to justice. We will have our day and so will he, and we will make sure, Leatha that we find justice for you and your family," said Cannon "I will be doing that until the day I die until he is caught you can count on that. Clint was someone we could all count on and its time for him to count on us."

A friend and colleague of Greenwood from the Harris County District Attorney's office, Jim Leitner paid tribute to the Assistant Chief Deputy by saying he did not die in vain.

"Clint’s death was not in vain because his life was not in vein." Leitner said. He said if Greenwood was giving a second chance at life he would go right back to work. "He would go get a new uniform, put it on, and get back to work," Leitner said.